Takedown Festival 2026 returned to Portsmouth Guildhall to kick off festival season and offer a selection of newer bands and more established bands, with a resulting balanced lineup of well-loved artists and exciting new music, to discover across the two days. The multi-room format encouraged constant movement between stages and a variety of high-production sets…
On a sweaty Monday night, in a packed out O2 Academy Islington, Nothing More, gave it their all! The Hara kicked off the night, getting crowd interaction from the start. It often can be a struggle winning the crowd over when you’re the support band, but this wasn’t an issue in the slightest for this…
With a room full of anticipation, staring wide eyed at screens showing a game loading screen, The Hara hit the stage full of energy ready to celebrate their highly anticipated debut album Survival Mode. The night started with awesome support from Call Me Amour and Snayx both giving amazing crowd interaction. From Call Me Amour…
The Hara exploded onto the rock scene and keep getting bigger and better with no end in sight. With their recent trip across to the States and the new album ready to burst into the universe we caught up with Josh Taylor (frontman), Zack Breen (guitar) and Jack Kennedy (drums) them to talk all things…
Following on from their stand out sets at this year’s Slam Dunk Festival, alternative rockers, The Hara headed out on their headline Play Dead Tour this month. Our photographer Sabrina Ramdoyal went along to capture the Manchester show. Check out the photos from the night in the gallery below…
Entering back into the arena for our final day, we begin at Main Stage West with practically black skies setting a rather doomy backdrop for openers The Hara (5). Playing to one of the main stages’ smaller crowds we’ve seen this early on, the band nonetheless seem intent on making at least a visual impact,…